S***ery existed under British rule prior to the existence of this country. What is lost in the conversation is whether or not the Revolution and the Constitution set into motion changes that would eventually lead to the abolition of s***ery. Point being....despite being born during a time of s***ery, was America and the American F**g and what they stood for responsible for the end of s***ery? Perhaps the fact that union soldiers gave their lives under the banner of that f**g for the purpose of ending s***ery, carrying all the ideals of the Founding Fathers (despite the fact that they, too may have owned s***es!!) and the Constitution into battle as they gave life and limb....for freedom for all. Kaepernick doesn't get it and he doesn't get this country. Nike doesn't either.
P.S. This is not to excuse racial injustices that have occurred since the end of s***ery and still occur. They exist despite the values of our nation and Constitution, not because of it.
S***ery existed under British rule prior to the existence of this country. What is lost in the conversation is whether or not the Revolution and the Constitution set into motion changes that would eventually lead to the abolition of s***ery. Point being....despite being born during a time of s***ery, was America and the American F**g and what they stood for responsible for the end of s***ery? Perhaps the fact that union soldiers gave their lives under the banner of that f**g for the purpose of ending s***ery, carrying all the ideals of the Founding Fathers (despite the fact that they, too may have owned s***es!!) and the Constitution into battle as they gave life and limb....for freedom for all. Kaepernick doesn't get it and he doesn't get this country. Nike doesn't either.
S***ery existed under British rule prior to the existence of this country. What is lost in the conversation is whether or not the Revolution and the Constitution set into motion changes that would eventually lead to the abolition of s***ery. Point being....despite being born during a time of s***ery, was America and the American F**g and what they stood for responsible for the end of s***ery? Perhaps the fact that union soldiers gave their lives under the banner of that f**g for the purpose of ending s***ery, carrying all the ideals of the Founding Fathers (despite the fact that they, too may have owned s***es!!) and the Constitution into battle as they gave life and limb....for freedom for all. Kaepernick doesn't get it and he doesn't get this country. Nike doesn't either.
S***ery existed under British rule prior to the existence of this country. What is lost in the conversation is whether or not the Revolution and the Constitution set into motion changes that would eventually lead to the abolition of s***ery. Point being....despite being born during a time of s***ery, was America and the American F**g and what they stood for responsible for the end of s***ery? Perhaps the fact that union soldiers gave their lives under the banner of that f**g for the purpose of ending s***ery, carrying all the ideals of the Founding Fathers (despite the fact that they, too may have owned s***es!!) and the Constitution into battle as they gave life and limb....for freedom for all. Kaepernick doesn't get it and he doesn't get this country. Nike doesn't either.
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You make a very riveting point, SteveR. Someone should clue Kaeperdick in on that point...if you look at it from the right angle, it looks like he is insulting himself when he disrespects our f**g!
S***ery existed under British rule prior to the existence of this country. What is lost in the conversation is whether or not the Revolution and the Constitution set into motion changes that would eventually lead to the abolition of s***ery. Point being....despite being born during a time of s***ery, was America and the American F**g and what they stood for responsible for the end of s***ery? Perhaps the fact that union soldiers gave their lives under the banner of that f**g for the purpose of ending s***ery, carrying all the ideals of the Founding Fathers (despite the fact that they, too may have owned s***es!!) and the Constitution into battle as they gave life and limb....for freedom for all. Kaepernick doesn't get it and he doesn't get this country. Nike doesn't either.
And the Governor of Az. immediately rescinded all of the benefits that Nike would have gotten as incentives to open a production factory near Phoenix, Az. --Bob
SteveR wrote:
S***ery existed under British rule prior to the existence of this country. What is lost in the conversation is whether or not the Revolution and the Constitution set into motion changes that would eventually lead to the abolition of s***ery. Point being....despite being born during a time of s***ery, was America and the American F**g and what they stood for responsible for the end of s***ery? Perhaps the fact that union soldiers gave their lives under the banner of that f**g for the purpose of ending s***ery, carrying all the ideals of the Founding Fathers (despite the fact that they, too may have owned s***es!!) and the Constitution into battle as they gave life and limb....for freedom for all. Kaepernick doesn't get it and he doesn't get this country. Nike doesn't either.
And the Governor of Az. immediately rescinded all of the benefits that Nike would have gotten as incentives to open a production factory near Phoenix, Az. --Bob
Kapernick is a has been and anti American. He doesn't matter.
Very true. What Kapernick doesnβt understand is the f**g of this nation still represents the thirteen colonies by its thirteen red and w****s stripes, Heβs still a dumb ass in my opinion.